INTRO

Hans W. Gruenig, Ph.D., is a philosophy professor whose research focuses on 20th Century Continental Philosophy (especially Martin Heidegger), Asian Philosophy (especially Buddhism), and approaches to happiness and human flourishing. He has completed an M.A. in Philosophy and Religion at the California Institute of Integral Studies and a Ph.D. in Philosophy at Tulane University. He currently works at Tulane University where he teaches courses on Buddhism, Philosophies of the Self, and Happiness and Human Flourishing.

Hans W. Gruenig, Ph.D.
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Department of Philosophy
Tulane University

Tulane Faculty Page

Fall 2011 courses at Tulane University:

TIDE 1003
Happiness & Human Flourishing
PHIL 3500
Buddhism
(2 Sections)
PHIL 6920
Buddhist Philosophy
Graduate Level Independent Study
PHIL 3895
Service Learning
(Buddhism -2 Sections)
TIDE 1894
Service Learning
(Happiness & Flourishing)

Photo taken at the 21st Century Heidegger International Conference in Dublin, Ireland
where I presented a paper on "Heidegger, Ambiguity, and Context" (September, 2010)